2582 ARTICLE 11.

1890, Ch. 97; 1890, Ch. 151; 1890, Ch. 296; 1890, Ch. 368; 1890, Ch.

408; 1890, Ch. 431; 1892, Ch. 201; 1892, Ch. 221; 1892, Ch. 45; 1892,
Ch. 585; 1894, Ch. 98; 1894. Ch. 192; 1894, Ch. 411; 1896, Ch. 238;
1896, Ch. 180; 1896, Ch. 463; 1898., Ch. 239; 1898, Ch. 337; 1900,
Ch. 167; 1900, Ch. 548; 1902, Ch. 28; 1902, Ch. 342; 1902, Ch. 427';
1902, Ch. 500; 1904, Ch. 19; 1904, Ch. 377; 1904, Ch. 117; 1904, Ch.
288; 1904, Ch. 370; 1904, Ch. 532; 1906, Ch. 150; 1906, Ch. 156;
1906, Ch. 241; 1906, Ch. 302; 1906, Ch. 469 1/2; 1906, Ch. 562; 1908,

Ch. 14; 1908, Ch. 94; 1908, Ch. 616; 1910, Ch. 321; 1910, Ch. 370;
1910, Ch. 482; 1914, Ch. 495; 1914, Ch. 604; 1916, Ch. 352; 1916,

Ch. 387.

1916, ch. 30, sec. 5. 1918 Code, sec. 514.

517. On and after the first day of May, one thousand, nine hundred
and eighteen, it shall be unlawful for any person, persons, social club,
firm or corporation to manufacture for sale, sell or purchase for sale,
transport for sale, dispense or otherwise dispose of any alcoholic, spirit-
uous, vinous, fermented, distilled or malt liquors or intoxicating bitters

or liquid mixtures or preparations, whether patented or not, which will

produce intoxication in such political unit or units so voting for prohibi-
tion, except for medicinal, pharmaceutical, scientific, sacramental or me-

chanical purposes, as may be allowed under the provisions of such acts
as the General Assembly of Maryland shall pass at its regular session held

next after the date of such election or any subsequent session allowing
such sale for such purposes only. And any person, persons, social club,

firm or corporation manufacturing, selling, transporting, dispensing or

disposing of any alcoholic, spirituous, vinous, fermented, distilled or malt
liquors within such political unit or units so voting for prohibition shall
be liable for all the penalties now or hereafter prescribed for manufac-
turing, selling, dispensing, or disposing of alcoholic spirituous, vinous,
fermented, distilled, malt and intoxicating liquors without a license; and
any place used for purposes in violation of this section, such use is hereby

declared a nuisance and shall be abated as such.

Kelly v. State, 139 Md. 205. Simonson v. State, 143 Md. 413.

1916, ch. 30, sec. 6A. 1918 Code, sec. 515.

518. This section shall not apply to. nor prohibit the manufacture for

sale of alcoholic, spirituous and vinous, malt and intoxicating liquors by
persons and corporations now engaged in the manufacture thereof or the

transportation thereof by said persons and corporations where such liquors
are manufactured for sale and sold only for delivery for shipment to
places beyond the State or to places within the State where such sale is
not now or hereafter prohibited by law.*

*At the general election held in Frederick County on November 7th, 1916, 6,144
votes were cast in favor of the adoption of Prohibition and 5,312 votes against it.

See Governor's Proclamation recorded in Record of Election Returns, folio 214,
one of the records of the office o£ the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick

County.